Vets in CA can now discuss the use of cannabis for patients and their pets legally and soon, prescribe cannabis medication. Although there is still more much research to be done, adults can already legally buy products, so involving professional vets can help keep pets safe http://bit.ly/33dmbIK
Throughout the ages, from health & wellness, religious rituals, and textile applications to the entertainment and social elements, cannabis has been a vital part of multiple sectors of human culture.
For millions, the modern cannabis revival is a welcome return home to a core element that has been missing for years.
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With an emerging industry that has millions of dollars being fed into it, companies are trying to take social responsibility and operate with the public interest in mind. Things like this can narrow the gap of trust between industry, community, and policymakers, as well as fight stigma. https://nyp.st/2L4lKdp
Though California legalized marijuana in 2016, Napa–perhaps to protect its monoculture–banned pot farming. Last week, however, the Napa Valley Cannabis Association submitted what they believe are enough signatures to put the question of cannabis cultivation on the March 2020 ballot. This new measure would permit pot delivery services, distributors and manufacturers to operate in an industrial zone near the Napa Airport http://bit.ly/2WicVhL
Amanda Reiman is among the most recognized women in cannabis. Reiman is VP of Community Relations for Flow Kana, the first sustainable, sun-grown cannabis group to represent small farmers within the Emerald Triangle. Awarded the 2017 Influencer of the Year by Industry Power Women, Reiman drives initiatives that ensure Flow Kana stands at the center of responsible cannabis. Learn more about Reiman’s work here: #womenincannabis #sustainability http://bit.ly/2Wn7gfB
